The Moon Is Hiding Tonight A Soft Story of Waiting and Finding One night, the moon simply isn't there. The sky looks different, and the world feels just a little quieter. So the child begins a gentle search-not just outside, but inside too. The Moon Is Hiding Tonight invites readers to sit quietly with uncertainty and discover what it means to simply be there-with someone, or with yourself. Story Summaries 1. The Moon Is Hiding Tonight When the moon disappears, the child feels unsure- and begins looking everywhere to bring it back. The night is still, but the child's thoughts are restless. 2. Where Could the Moon Be? Imagination begins to bloom as the child searches far and wide: behind curtains, under the bed, even inside the heart. The story gently blends the real and the unreal, the visible and invisible. 3. A Quiet Night with the Moon Again On the last night, there is no more searching. The child simply waits, quietly, by the window. And in that stillness, something begins to return-not loudly, but gently. A Note to the Reader Sometimes, someone we love wants to be alone. Sometimes, we want to be alone. This story doesn't rush to fix those moments. Instead, it listens. It sits beside them. It reminds us that even when we can't see the moon, it might be just behind the clouds-waiting, resting, or simply being. Let's learn to wait for each other like that, with quiet kindness.